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. 2020 Jun 19;15(1):1783048. doi: 10.1080/19932820.2020.1783048

Table 1.

Crude and standardized incidence rates and death cases of hospitalization for upper and lower respiratory infection (Monastir; 2002 − 2013).

  Upper RI
Lower RI
  Cases CIR/105inh ASR/105 PY Death cases$ (Fatality): n (%) Cases CIR/105inh ASR/105 PY Death cases (Fatality): n (%) A-SMR/105inh
(2002–2013) 1436     1 (0.07) 4625     65 (1.41) 0.64
Age                  
[0–5[ 167 31.9   1 (0.6) 2653 506.6   32 (1.21)  
[5–24[ 485 21.4     547 24.1   9 (1.65)  
[25–40[ 342 23.8     213 14.8   1 (0.47)  
[40–60[ 321 27.7     391 33.7   5 (1.28)  
≥ 60 109** 21.9     760** 152.7   18 (2.37)  
Valid 1424 24.19 21.9   4563 77.5 71.63    
Gender                  
Males 761 25.2 23.09 1 (0.13) 2871 95,0 90.2 33 (1.15) 0.68
Females 675* 23.1 20.89   1753** 59,5 53.6 32 (1.83) 0.60

Missing values (age) = 73 (1.2%); $: only one case of death have been unregistered among upper RI; RI: Respiratory infections, CIR: Crude incidence rate; ASR: Age-standardized incidence rates, inh: inhabitants; PY: person year, A-SMR: Age-standardized mortality rates.* p < 0.05; ** p < 0.001; fatality (%) = (number of deaths/number of cases)*100.